What would be the quintessential Iron Maiden song? Would it be something from their classic era like "Number of the Beast" or "Run To The Hills?' Or possibly a longer, more technical epic like "Rime of the Ancient Mariner?" Steve Harris sat down with the Scars and Guitars podcast to talk about
Steve Harris is the backbone of Iron Maiden. All things in the band go through him, and it's been that way since they were founded back in 1975. In the '90s the band went through a period of turmoil that saw a new lead singer with Blaze Bayley replacing Bruce Dickinson, and a downturn in record
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